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Traditional Teacher Preparation

The most common route to earning is to attend a at a college or university in New York State.Ìý

  • These programs can take two or four years and lead to a bachelor's or master's degree.ÌýÌý
  • During your studies, you'll explore pedagogical principles, focus on your certification subject, and get hands-on teaching experience as a student teacher.ÌýÌý
  • After completing the program, you must apply to the for your certification. Work with your certification officer to ensure you are set up for success.Ìý
  • Once you are on track to receive your NYS teaching certification by the start of the school year, submit your to get a teaching position.Ìý

The Empire State Teaching Residency Program offers opportunities to earn clinical experience in a NYC º£½ÇÂÒÂ× classroom and an annual stipend while pursuing your teaching degree. Learn more here.Ìý

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